La Crosse WS-9037U-IT Weather Station Review:
La Crosse WS-9037U-IT weather station review. This is a fantastic looking weather station from La Crosse Technology. Not just good looks but with full range of weather monitoring functions this is really a superb product for any keen metreologist. Complete with recording of indoor and outdoor temperatures with min and max display, humidity readings, moon phase display and barometric pressures.
Product Features:
Weather shown with 3 weather icons, also weather tendency indication
WWVB Radio (including manual option)
Time reception on and off which is user changable
12 or24 hour clock
Daylight saving time with on or off user changable
Time zone option (±12 hour)
Weekday and Day calendar display
Alarm with snooze function
Displays the 12 Moon phases during the year
Weather forecast with weather tendency indication
Indoor comfort indication
Temp shown in ºC or ºF
Indoor and outdoor temp shown with Minimum and Maximum data and time of recording
Humidity shown as RH%
Indoor/outdoor humidity shown with Minimum and Maximum data records
Relative air pressures (hPa/ inHg) including adjustable reference values
Weather icon sensitivity setting
Relative air pressure history for the past 24 hours (including electronic barometer and barometric pressure trends)
LCD display selectable for contrast
Complete wireless transmission (915 MHz)
Signal receicing data at 4 seconds intervals
Receives up to 3 extra outdoor sensors
LED back light
Low Batt indication
Bench standable or wall mountable
Sensor range to 330 Ft
LCD contrast setting have zero to 7 levels
Battery life around 24 months
Swiss Sensor
Indoor temperature ranges from 14.2°F to 139.8°F (-9.9°C to +59.9°C)
Humidity ranges from 1% to 99%
Outdoor temp ranges from -39.8°F to +139.8°F (-39.9°C to +59.9°C)
I bought/received the base and two transmitters one week ago. I read/followed the straight forward instructions and behold…it worked as advertised! The base unit allows you to select and cycle through which outdoor transmitter to view. Hint: You initialise transmitters in sequence (one must register, before you move on to the next): Label each transmitter before you begin to remember which outdoor transmitter is assigned to the displayed location.
My outdoor transmitters have to penetrate a screen and glass security door, a sliding glass door, two walls, and a washer and dryer. The base sits within two feet of a 40″ LCD TV, DVD, cable box and surround Amp system and associated speaker interference (all of these are caution area’s in the instructions). The total area from transmitters to base is within 100″. I only had rechargeable batteries so I plopped them in (another caution). I don’t know how long this combination will hold up but so far, the 9160U works without problems. I would and have recommended this product to others. If you Read/Follow the instructions you should be good…if you don’t, you’ll write a bad review!